EP0749197B1 - Outer-rotor type electric rotary machine and electric motor vehicle using the machine - Google Patents
Outer-rotor type electric rotary machine and electric motor vehicle using the machineInfo
- Publication number
- EP0749197B1 EP0749197B1 EP96109598A EP96109598A EP0749197B1 EP 0749197 B1 EP0749197 B1 EP 0749197B1 EP 96109598 A EP96109598 A EP 96109598A EP 96109598 A EP96109598 A EP 96109598A EP 0749197 B1 EP0749197 B1 EP 0749197B1
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- Prior art keywords
- heat
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- B61C9/38—Transmission systems in or for locomotives or motor railcars with electric motor propulsion
- B61C9/46—Transmission systems in or for locomotives or motor railcars with electric motor propulsion with motors forming parts of wheels
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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Definitions
- This invention relates to an outer-rotor type electric rotary machine for use as a driving mechanism for driving a railroad electric motor vehicle, and an electric motor vehicle using the machine.
- Conventional driving mechanisms for driving railroad electric motor vehicles employ a mechanism for rotating an axle shaft and a wheel arranged integral with each other, while engaging a gear fixed to the rotary shaft of a main electric motor (hereinafter simply called a "motor”) with a gear coaxially attached to the axle shaft.
- a main electric motor hereinafter simply called a "motor”
- FIG. 1 a non-rotary axle shaft 1 has its opposite ends fixed to a vehicle truck 100 via shaft support boxes 2, respectively.
- the truck 100 and the axle shaft 1 constitute a stationary section.
- Wheels 6a and 6b disposed to run on a rail 102 placed on a base 101 are rotatably supported by the opposite ends of the axle shaft 1 via bearings 5a and 5b, respectively.
- a stator core 4 with a coil 3 is attached to a center portion of the axle shaft 1.
- brackets 7 and 8 has one end thereof attached to an inner portion of a corresponding one of the wheels 6a and 6b, and the other end fixed to a corresponding one of the opposite ends of a cylindrical rotor frame 10.
- a permanent magnet 9 is mounted on the lower surface of the rotor frame 10.
- the brackets 7 and 8 and the rotor frame 10 constitute a rotary section, together with the wheels 6a and 6b.
- the electric rotary machine shown in FIG. 1 constitutes an outer-rotor type wheel-integrated synchronized motor using a permanent magnet.
- the machine comprises the vehicle truck 100, stationary elements (i.e. the axle shaft 1, the coil 3 and the stator core 4) fixed to the truck 100, and rotary elements (i.e. the brackets 7 and 8, the permanent magnet 9 and the rotor frame 10).
- the motor may be formed by using a coil in place of the permanent magnet 9 in the rotary section.
- the coil 3 and the stator core 4 constitute a motor stator, while the permanent magnet 9 or the coil used in place of the magnet constitutes a motor rotor.
- the motor includes an electric rotary machine such as an induction motor or a DC motor, as well as the synchronized motor.
- the vehicle which employs it can reduce the level of noise it generates, and also the term for which inspection and/or disassembly for maintenance is not required can be extended. In order to make the most of these advantages, it is necessary to greatly extend the term for which the motor is not required to be disassembled and/or repaired. Further, it is necessary to give the motor an entirely closed structure.
- the conventional motors have built-in fans for passing outside air therethrough to cool itself. It is possible that dust or moisture in the air will enter and contaminate the motor, thereby reducing the insulation performance and/or the outgoing radiation effect. To avoid this, it is necessary to periodically disassemble the motor to clean its interior.
- the motor To prevent such contamination, it is considered to make the motor have a structure completely isolated from the outside. In this structure, however, air for cooling does not pass the interior of the motor, and accordingly its temperature will inevitably increase. To restrain an increase in temperature within an allowable range, the motor must be made large in size.
- a rotor frame and brackets When in the electric rotary machine and the electric motor vehicle of the invention, a rotor frame and brackets are rotated, air is circulated through the machine by a fan operation effected by heat-absorbing fins mounted on the inner peripheral surface of one of the brackets, thereby cooling a heat emission section in the machine.
- the bracket having its temperature increased as a result of heat absorption by the heat-absorbing fins is cooled by heat radiation by a multiple of heat-radiating fins mounted on the outer peripheral surface of the bracket. Accordingly, even if the electric rotary machine is of a completely closed type, the motor is effectively cooled. Therefore, increase of temperature is restrained, which enables the machine to be made compact and light.
- the electric rotary machine and the electric motor vehicle of the invention are made to have an axial fan mechanism by arranging the heat-absorbing fins on both the brackets to have the same inclination relative to the axis of the brackets. If the direction of rotation of the rotor frame and the brackets is changed, air is circulated with the direction of its circulation changed. Also in this case, air is circulated through the machine to cool the heat-generating portion of the motor, and the heat of the circulated air is positively radiated to the outside by the heat-absorbing fins and the heat-radiating fins, thereby more enhancing the cooling effect.
- the noise generated by the heat-absorbing fins can be reduced by providing, on the inner peripheral surface of each bracket, a circulating fan as well as heat-absorbing fins with no fan function. Furthermore, the circulating fan can appropriately set the rate of circulation of air. Also, the cooling effect can be enhanced by increasing the number of the heat-absorbing fins irrespective of the circulation rate.
- air is circulated through the machine without being interrupted by the heat-absorbing fins and the heat-radiating fins mounted on both the brackets.
- the air is more efficiently cooled.
- the heat-absorbing fins are made of an aluminum alloy which is light and of a high thermal conductivity. Accordingly, the machine can have a high heat-absorption effect by increasing the size of the heat-absorbing fins, without much increasing the weight thereof.
- FIGS. 2 - 4 an electric rotary machine and an electric motor vehicle according to a first embodiment of the invention will be described.
- a multiple of axially-elongated heat-radiating fins 14 are mounted at circumferentially regular intervals on the outer peripheral surface of one of brackets 12, while a multiple of axially-elongated heat-absorbing fins 13 are mounted at circumferentially regular intervals on the inner peripheral surface of the one bracket 12.
- an annular member 13a is coupled with the radially inner ends of the heat-absorbing fins 13 and defines wind passages therebetween.
- the heat-absorbing fins 13 and the annular member 13a are inclined so that they can serve as fans and air can flow from the side of a bearing 5a through a space defined between a stator core 4 and a rotor frame 10.
- the heat-radiating fins 14 and the heat-absorbing fins 13 extend substantially along an axle shaft 1, while the annular member 13a extends in the direction of rotation of the wheels.
- the heat-radiating fins 14 and the heat-absorbing fins 13 are fixed to the bracket 12 by welding, etc., while the annular member 13a is fixed to the heat-absorbing fins 13 by welding, etc. (see FIG. 3).
- at least the heat-radiating fins 14, the heat-absorbing fins 13 or the annular member 13a may be formed integral with the bracket 12 as one body, using a mold, etc.
- at least the heat-radiating fins 14, the heat-absorbing fins 13 or the annular member 13a may be formed by cutting.
- the heat-radiating fins 14, the heat-absorbing fins 13 are the annular member 13a may be provided not only on the side of the one bracket 12 but also on the side of the other bracket 12.
- Arrow 200 appearing in FIG. 4 et seq. denotes the direction of rotation of the motor.
- each heat-absorbing fin causes air to flow toward the space defined between the stator core 4 and the rotor frame 10. The air then flows from the space to the side of the other bracket, and returns to a space under the heat-absorbing fin 13 through a multiple of wind holes axially formed in the stator core 4. Thus, air is circulated through the rotary machine by the heat-absorbing fins 13.
- air is circulated through the machine to cool the heat-generating portion of the motor, and the heat of the circulated air is positively radiated to the outside by the heat-absorbing fins 13 and the heat-radiating fins 14.
- the motor can be cooled effectively, and hence the increase of temperature can be minimized.
- a compact and light motor can be provided.
- a multiple of axially-elongated heat- radiating fins 17 and 20 are mounted at circumferentially regular intervals on the outer peripheral surfaces of opposite brackets 15 and 18 located between a rotor frame 10 and a wheel 6a and between the frame 10 and a wheel 6b, respectively.
- a multiple of axially-elongated heat-absorbing fins 16 and 19 are mounted at circumferentially regular intervals on the inner peripheral surfaces of the bracket 15 and 18. Each of the heat-absorbing fins 16 and 19 are bent at an intermediate portion thereof.
- An annular member 16a is coupled with the heat-absorbing fins 16, and an annular member 19a with the heat-absorbing fins 19, thereby defining wind passages.
- the heat-radiating fins 17 and 20 and the heat-absorbing fins 16 and 19 extend substantially along an axle shaft 1, while the annular members 16a and 19a extend in the direction of rotation of the wheels.
- the heat-absorbing fins 16 and the annular members 16a are inclined in the same direction, and the heat-absorbing fins 19 and the annular members 19a are inclined in the same direction, thereby forming wind passages which extend from the side of the bearing 5a through the spaces between the rotor frame 10 and the stator core 4 to the side of the other bearing 5b.
- air is circulated through the machine to cool the heat-generating portion of the motor, and the heat of the circulated air is positively radiated to the outside by the heat-absorbing fins 16 and 19 and the heat-radiating fins 17 and 20, thereby more enhancing the cooling effect.
- bent heat-absorbing fins 16 and 19 are employed, they may be replaced with straight heat-absorbing fins 16' and 19' as shown in FIG. 8.
- a multiple of annular heat-radiating fins 22 are mounted on the outer peripheral surface of one of brackets 21 axially parallel to each other at regular intervals.
- a cooling fan 23 is mounted on the inner peripheral surface of the one bracket 21.
- a multiple of arcuate heat-absorbing fins 24 are mounted on the inner peripheral surface of the one bracket 12 at circumferentially and axially regular intervals, such that they have their major surfaces arranged perpendicular to the axis of the bracket so as not to serve as fans, and such that the circumferential fins included in a plane perpendicular to the axis are circumferentially displaced from those included in another plane perpendicular to the axis.
- An annular member 23a is coupled with the radially inner ends of the heat-absorbing fins 13 and defines wind passages therebetween.
- the heat-radiating fins 22, the heat-absorbing fins 24 and the annular member 23a extend in a direction of rotation, while the heat-absorbing fins 24 extend along the axis of the bracket.
- the heat-radiating fins 22 employed in the above-described electric rotary machine and the electric motor vehicle according to the third embodiment generates only low noise even when the motor is rotated at high speed.
- the rate of circulation of air can be set appropriately.
- the cooling effect can be enhanced by increasing the number of the heat-absorbing fins 24 irrespective of the circulation rate.
- the heat-absorbing fins 24 extending in the direction of rotation may be replaced with axially-extending heat-absorbing fins 24Aa and an annular member 24Ab extending in the direction of rotation and coupled with the fins 24Aa.
- a multiple of axially-elongated heat-radiating fins 27 and auxiliary ribs 26, which serve also as radiating fins, are circumferentially alternately mounted on the outer peripheral surface of one of brackets 25 at regular intervals.
- This structure enhances the radiation properties, increases the rigidity of the bracket 25, and reinforces the fastening mechanism between the bracket 25 and the wheel 6a.
- an inner bracket 28 made of an aluminum alloy, etc. is attached to the inner peripheral surface of the bracket 25.
- annular member 29a is coupled with the radially inner ends of the heat-absorbing fins 29, thereby defining wind passages extending from the side of the bearing 5a to the space between the stator core 4 and the rotor frame 10.
- the heat-radiating fins 27 and the heat-absorbing fins 29 and 30 extend along the axle shaft 1, and the annular member 29a in the direction of rotation.
- the heat-absorbing fins are made of an aluminum alloy, etc. of high thermal conductivity, a high heat absorption effect can be expected and the machine and vehicle can be made light.
- the heat absorption effect can be more enhanced by increasing the size of the heat-absorbing fins 30.
- the heat-radiating fins, the heat-absorbing fins and the annular member are provided at one of the brackets, they may be provided at both the brackets.
- heat-radiating fins are provided on the outer peripheral surface thereof and heat-absorbing fins and an annular member are provided on the inner peripheral surface, as in the FIG. 2 case.
- a multiple of axially-elongated heat-radiating fins 32 are mounted on the outer peripheral surface thereof at circumferentially regular intervals, while a multiple of arcuate heat-absorbing fins 33 are mounted at circumferentially and axially regular intervals such that circumferential fins included in a plane perpendicular to the axis are circumferentially displaced from those included in another plane perpendicular to the axis.
- air discharged from the machine by the heat-radiating fins which also serve as circulating fins and are located on the side of one bracket (not shown), reaches the other side bracket 31 shown in FIG. 14. Then, the air passes spaces axially defined between the heat-absorbing fins 33. Thereafter, the air reaches a space close to the axle shaft 1, passes a wind hole axially formed through the stator core 4, and returns to the one side bracket (not shown). Since the heat-absorbing fins 33 are arranged at circumferentially regular intervals, they do not serve as fans while the brackets rotate, and hence do not interrupt the circulation of air.
- the invention can provide a compact and light outer-rotor type electric rotary machine capable of effectively cooling a heat-generating section (core, coil) even if the machine is of a completely closed type, and an electric vehicle using the machine.
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